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Noblesse --- Rois et souverains --- Historiens allemands --- Allemagne --- Historiographie --- 9e siècle --- Histoire --- 10e siècle --- 11e siècle --- 843-1273

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Le colloque organisé à Lille et Amiens en 2006, à l'occasion du 1150e anniversaire de la mort de Raban Maur, complète une série de manifestations consacrées à trois personnalités majeures du haut Moyen Âge: de Bède le Vénérable (colloque de Lille et Amiens, 2002) à Alcuin (colloque de Tours, 2004) et à Raban qui devait à ce dernier son surnom de Maur, la filiation intellectuelle est manifeste. Celui que, depuis les temps modernes, on orne du titre de praeceptor Germaniae fut l'un des plus éminents personnages de la société carolingienne, par sa culture et par son rang: ce membre de l'aristocratie de la vallée du Main et du Rhin moyen enseigna à l'abbaye de Fulda, l'un des principaux foyers d'étude et des plus importants établissements monastiques du monde franc, dont il fut ensuite l'abbé (822-842) avant d'être promu archevêque de Mayence (847-856) et, par conséquent, premier prélat du royaume de Louis le Germanique.

Rabanus Maurus, --- Rabanus Maurus --- Criticism and interpretation --- Congresses --- Catholic Church --- Europe --- History --- Middle Ages, 500-1500 --- Hrabanus Maurus, --- Rhabanus Maurus ep. Moguntinus --- Rabanus Magnentius Maurus, --- Raban Maur, --- Rhabanus Maurus, --- Mauro, Rabano, --- Rabano Mauro, --- Einhard, Hraban, --- Hrabanus Magnentius, --- Rabanus, --- Criticism and interpretation. --- Raban Maur (0780-0856?) --- EUROPE --- VIE INTELLECTUELLE --- 07E-08E SIECLES --- Vie intellectuelle --- 9e siècle

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Islamic architecture --- Cities and towns, Medieval --- History. --- Sāmarrāʼ (Iraq) --- Architecture, Islamic --- -Cities and towns, Medieval --- -Medieval cities and towns --- Arab architecture --- Architecture, Arab --- Architecture, Moorish --- Architecture, Muslim --- Architecture, Saracenic --- Moorish architecture --- Muslim architecture --- Saracenic architecture --- Religious architecture --- History --- Samarra' (Iraq) --- -History --- Medieval cities and towns --- Sāmarrāʼ (Iraq) --- Sāmarrah (Iraq) --- Saimarreh (Iraq) --- Samarra (Irak)Samarra (Irak) --- 9e siècle --- 9e siècle

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Monastic and religious life --- History --- Abtei Prüm --- History. --- -#GROL:MEDO-930.85.42 --- Monastic life --- Spirituality (in religious orders, congregations, etc.) --- Monasticism and religious orders --- Spiritual life --- Vows --- -Christianity --- Abtei Prum --- -Prüm, Ger. --- Prüm (Germany). --- Kloster (Prüm, Germany) --- Benediktinerabtei (Prüm, Germany) --- -Abtei Prum --- -History --- #GROL:MEDO-930.85.42 --- Christianity --- Abtei Prüm --- Prüm, Ger. --- Germany --- Church history --- 843-1517 --- Agriculture --- Religious aspects --- Monastic and religious life - Germany - Prüm - History - Middle Ages, 600-1500. --- Kloster prüm --- Histoire sociale --- Abbayes --- 9e siècle --- Prüm (allemagne) --- Allemagne --- Rhénanie-palatinat (allemagne)

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"The Divorce of Lothar II illuminates the origin and development of Western notions of marriage and divorce and the separation of church and state in the context of a notorious royal divorce in late Carolingian Europe. In 857, Lothar II, king of Lotharingia, decided to divorce Theutberga - either because she had allegedly engaged in an incestuous liaison with her brother or simply because Lothar had wished to marry his concubine Waldrada. Karl Heidecker's dramatic and engaging narrative untangles the chaos that resulted: two popes, a host of often quarreling bishops, and Lothar's conniving uncles soon became involved in an epic struggle that did not end even with the death of Lothar. The extraordinary series of events sheds light on the fact that the laws on marriage and divorce were still uncertain, The Church itself was hardly unified in its approach, and its efforts to formulate and impose rules repeatedly foundered against the political machinations characteristic of the Carolingian world." "In The Divorce of Lothar II, Heidecker not only discusses the legal aspects of the case but also pays much attention to the often heavy-handed ways in which the players of the story achieved their goals. This ninth-century scandal becomes a study of family dynamics, changing values, and the tenuous relationships between kings, nobles, and bishops around the topic of royal marriage. Though the drama ended with no clear resolution of the Church's position, Lothar's quest is revealed as an early chapter in the emergence of the belief that marriage rests on the personal will of the partners, is monogamous, and should not be dissolved."--BOOK JACKET.

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